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I'd be
willing to bet OS considerations and disk drive speed can affect that call as
well. Also, as a programmer who has used the APIs, a multiprocessor system
doesn't always help. It can sometimes hinder. Especially Intel's
HyperThreading.
You
could get a caching RAID card in that system, That might
help.
Jeff
I did a test of CFDIRECTORY between CFMX (on a
4-1.6Ghz Xeon processors, 4GB RAM box) and CF5 (desktop box 1-1Ghz processor,
512 mb RAM) .
This code:
<CFDIRECTORY DIRECTORY="d:\folder"
NAME="locList">
<CFOUTPUT>#locList.RecordCount#</CFOUTPUT>
This
result (13,000 files and folders in the main folder):
CFMX:
6469 ms
TOTAL EXECUTION TIME
CF5:
Execution Time 218
milliseconds
Obviously, this is horrible. The CFMX box is many, many,
many times more powerful. I also ran this code on our beta CFMX box to be sure
and got similar results, so it is definitely CFMX.
Besides going back
to CF5, are there any suggestion on how to speed the file access up using
CFMX?
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